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Microsoft announced it's second buyback in two years and this it is even bigger. The world's largest software maker will buyback stock worth 60 billion dollars from shareholders.&nbsp;Shareholders have already enjoyed a 35% rally in the share price, making the Satya&nbsp;Nadella&nbsp;led tech titan the second-most valuable publicly traded company.&nbsp;Microsoft&rsquo;s previous buyback plan, unveiled in September 2019, was for $40 billion.
The company also increased its quarterly dividend by 6 cents (11 percent) to 62 cents a share.&nbsp;It was&nbsp;the 12th straight year&nbsp;that the company has boosted its quarterly payout following its September board meeting.

Microsoft announces $60,000,000,000 buyback, hikes dividend for 12th straight year

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World's biggest software maker also raised&nbsp;quarterly dividend by 11%.

Microsoft announced it's second buyback in two years and this it is even bigger. The world's largest software maker will buyback stock worth 60 billion dollars from shareholders.&nbsp; Shareholders have already enjoyed a 35% rally in the share price, making the Satya&nbsp;Nadella&nbsp;led tech titan the second-most valuable publicly traded company.&nbsp;Microsoft&rsquo;s previous buyback plan, unveiled in September 2019, was for $40 billion.
The company also increased its quarterly dividend by 6 cents (11 percent) to 62 cents a share.&nbsp;It was&nbsp;the 12th straight year&nbsp;that the company has boosted its quarterly payout following its September board meeting.

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